Mike Collins
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And I walked right up the wall.
The outside of the wall, yeah. The Siberian side, like outside of China. and um there were plenty of areas where it was easy to scale up the wall from that side nowhere did i see and this is all in areas for miles that i walked nowhere nowhere did i see except for parts where it was collapsed was it easy to scale get up or get down on the china side of the wall
The outside of the wall, yeah. The Siberian side, like outside of China. and um there were plenty of areas where it was easy to scale up the wall from that side nowhere did i see and this is all in areas for miles that i walked nowhere nowhere did i see except for parts where it was collapsed was it easy to scale get up or get down on the china side of the wall
The outside of the wall, yeah. The Siberian side, like outside of China. and um there were plenty of areas where it was easy to scale up the wall from that side nowhere did i see and this is all in areas for miles that i walked nowhere nowhere did i see except for parts where it was collapsed was it easy to scale get up or get down on the china side of the wall
And that side was always built in on cliffs or drops or things like that. And these are the areas that had not been restored. You know, we went way out. And then I walked for miles down the wall in a completely uninhabited area of dirt roads to get out there, then walking for miles down the wall. It goes that far? Yeah.
And that side was always built in on cliffs or drops or things like that. And these are the areas that had not been restored. You know, we went way out. And then I walked for miles down the wall in a completely uninhabited area of dirt roads to get out there, then walking for miles down the wall. It goes that far? Yeah.
And that side was always built in on cliffs or drops or things like that. And these are the areas that had not been restored. You know, we went way out. And then I walked for miles down the wall in a completely uninhabited area of dirt roads to get out there, then walking for miles down the wall. It goes that far? Yeah.
That's crazy. Yeah, so, you know, I think there's a lot to be explored there or looked at there. And, you know, these things that I find around the world and notice and see... you know, speak towards a hidden history. And in my mind, lead a lot of, you know, support to the idea of exploring the questions of if everything that we've been told about stuff is, should we take it at face value?
That's crazy. Yeah, so, you know, I think there's a lot to be explored there or looked at there. And, you know, these things that I find around the world and notice and see... you know, speak towards a hidden history. And in my mind, lead a lot of, you know, support to the idea of exploring the questions of if everything that we've been told about stuff is, should we take it at face value?
That's crazy. Yeah, so, you know, I think there's a lot to be explored there or looked at there. And, you know, these things that I find around the world and notice and see... you know, speak towards a hidden history. And in my mind, lead a lot of, you know, support to the idea of exploring the questions of if everything that we've been told about stuff is, should we take it at face value?
And my answer to that question is no. Right. Right. that we should be asking questions regardless of whether somebody else tells us that we've already figured that out. I think that people like that shouldn't be listened to anymore. We've got to start over from the ground floor in a lot of areas.
And my answer to that question is no. Right. Right. that we should be asking questions regardless of whether somebody else tells us that we've already figured that out. I think that people like that shouldn't be listened to anymore. We've got to start over from the ground floor in a lot of areas.
And my answer to that question is no. Right. Right. that we should be asking questions regardless of whether somebody else tells us that we've already figured that out. I think that people like that shouldn't be listened to anymore. We've got to start over from the ground floor in a lot of areas.
and ask ourselves if everything that we've been told is true or if it's been filtered through hundreds if not thousands of years of changes in government and societal ups and downs and people in positions of power who control narratives and all of that's been filtered through the dogma of the religion at the time or the political views or anything else.
and ask ourselves if everything that we've been told is true or if it's been filtered through hundreds if not thousands of years of changes in government and societal ups and downs and people in positions of power who control narratives and all of that's been filtered through the dogma of the religion at the time or the political views or anything else.
and ask ourselves if everything that we've been told is true or if it's been filtered through hundreds if not thousands of years of changes in government and societal ups and downs and people in positions of power who control narratives and all of that's been filtered through the dogma of the religion at the time or the political views or anything else.
And these stories and narratives and things have, in fact, become our history instead of the truth. Yeah.
And these stories and narratives and things have, in fact, become our history instead of the truth. Yeah.
And these stories and narratives and things have, in fact, become our history instead of the truth. Yeah.
I think that's possible. I think it's an idea that should be explored.